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The Lenexa Hotel |
 The Lenexa Hotel, owned by E.C. Wood and his wife Sally.
Sally also appears in the Premier Bank Picture collection. E.C. Wood also
owned the Wood livery. Betsey Moody Foster, of Kansas City, Missouri, donated
a fireplace bellows from this hotel to The Lenexa Historical Society. After
being destroyed by fire, the Lenexa Hotel was rebuilt at the same location
and today is part of the Sebring Corporation building, a wholesale drapery
and blind company. |
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Lost House #3 |
9320 Haskins Street
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Located at 9320 Haskins Street, 1998 Lenexa address, this house still stands, with alterations. In the early 1900s it was the residence of E H and Maud Wilson-Haskin. Mr. Haskin was Lenexa's first banker, chartering a bank in April, 1904. |
Another view of 9320 Haskins Street. Can you identify these people? If so, please notify The Lenexa Historical Society. |
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Lost House #4 |
If you have information on this house please notify Lenexa Historical Society.
C.E.(Boss) Bradshaw House |
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Lost House #5 |
If you have information on this house please notify Lenexa Historical Society.
This page is still under construction. Please be patient.
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C E (Boss) Bradshaw house - 13300 W. 92nd Street. Mr. Bradshaw
never married. Other occupants of the house included the Jacob Sharp family,
who came from Nebraska, and the Elmer Rusher family. The house has been
razed and today this site is a parking lot for Lenexa United Methodist
church and pre-school grounds for the same church.